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YouTube has launched a remarkable initiative for creators. If your YouTube channel was terminated for any reason, you may now ...

Shirley Curry, the 89-year-old YouTuber affectionately known as "Skyrim Grandma," officially retired from making Elder ...

In two decades, the app has grown from a user-generated circus into the most powerful platform on earth. CEO Neal Mohan on ...

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“Group A in our data set used a TubeBuddy tool to completion at least 20 times in the period, and saw significantly higher ...

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Dan Howell and Phil Lester, the duo behind a YouTube channel with nearly 3 million subscribers, confirmed they are in a ...

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YouTube is offering some previously banned creators the option to request a new channel and rebuild their presence on the platform.

YouTube is piloting a “Second Chances” program letting some terminated creators request a new channel with a fresh start.

You can't directly merge YouTube accounts or channels, but you can manually re-upload videos to essentially merge channels.